Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-17

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Battery A, Light artillery, headquarters Guilford
zsua NonrcommlSsioned stan: ,o., 15a,,o,
Quartermaster sergeant, Frank A Morse, Guiford
Veterinary sergeant, James Smith, East Haven
Second Platoon. Branford; First Lieutenant J.
| Reynolds, Second Lieutenant j. h. Barker.
Lee, Second Lieutenant Nelson s. Leete.
Putnam Phalanx. Hartford, Major Joseph Warner
and thirteen staff officers.
| First Company, Captain Perry.
Second Company, Captain Lyman Smith.
Emerald agard IS %eW aven Captain Frncs
Baker; First Lieutenant D Flynn, Second
Lieutenant John Kelly.
Drum corps.
Major John G. Kinney
Weeds Band.
Second Company ea Bn 9 eogns Ne" Haven
First Company, Aliens Drum Corps, Hartford,
Major Kinney. Hartford,
Staff Officers.
IN CARRIAGES.
his N Go1ernoT and cemmander in Chief, and
Staff, and the Monument Com
mittee as Follows:
General Samuel E. Merwin, Chairman,
Ex-Governor James E. English, Hon. Joseph Joseph D.
John ohm Mccarthy ,GoV grT6. Henry B. aar-
rad Hofacker, Theodore 4. Tut
tie, Lieutenant Colonel Sam.
uel Toles General Frank
D; sloat, Colonel
Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. D., Ii. D., President of
Yale College. President of the Day:
Rev. Edwin HARDWOOD, d. D., Chaplain of the Day.
STATE OFFICERS.
Lieutenant Governor James L. Howard, Hartford;
Secretary of State Hubbard, Wallingford; Treas
urer Alexander Warren, Pomfret; Comptroller
Thomas Clark, Stonington.
Battalion Governors Horse Guard, Major H. H.
National band iinf Mallingford.
Second company, Major Strong
Gr1SWold band, mounted, HARTFORD.
First company, Major Frank Cowles
SECOND DIVISION.
Veterans.
marshaIs, Adjutant George F. Peterson, 27th G. v.
Lieutenant W. II. Stowe, 9th 9. "; Captain z. E
y; Lieutenant David E. Mupson, gnd G. Y. Art;
n W9peGfor 9th e Vi Wara i5t
Stevens, quartermaster 9TH CIV; r; W: Clark, 27th
G. Y; Lieutenant g. 81 Dayton, list G. y. art; L. p.
j. Even, s. of V.
Department of Connecticut G. A. R. Commander
H. E. Taintor of Hartford s1dd. Gs.
port, Cheshire, Bradford, Mer1den, New
Britain, Bristol, New Milford,
Southington, and New
Bands and Drum Tn-
GUESTS IN CARRIAGES.
HOW TO DISTINGUISH THEN-oRDER OF THE GUESTS
IN CARRIAGES.
FIRST SECTION.
are Ne IT1nsbgF Gsn
Carriage No 2, General Charles olmstead, Gen
Carriage No. g. General Charles H. Pine. Colonel
carrage No Soonei G. M Whte Colonel H.
G. Morgan. Colonel E. H; MathewsoD:
Carriage No. 5, General S. =. Merwin Hon. III. B.
Bigelow. Hon. James Reynolds, Hon. j. D. Punk
Carriage No. 6. T. A. Tuttle, John Mccarthy, Con-
rad Hofacker, Colonel Samuel Tolles.
Carriage No. z, Hon. b. B. Harrison Rev. limo
, Carriage No. $, Hon: Q. H Plat. Hon. J. R. Haw-
Russell, Hon. NJ. T: Granger.
ard, Hon L. NJ. Hubbard, Hon. Alexander Warner,
Hon. Thomas Clark.
SECOND SECTION
dana c oeese TX Kellogg ar g. ao!erno @e ingsrsol
Carriage No. IL, General Schofeld, General Terry,
Mr.. william D. sfmonds, Colonel Fox
SaEsag M No i G G m r a GPs Mr.
Carriage No; Is; General Franklin, General Couch,
Carriage No. is, General johnson, General Gar
rington, General sickles, Hon. II. G. Lewis.
Carriage No: 1s, General Noble, General ROCK.
Carriage No: 1s. General Gady, General Morris.
Major tnsn E Fa s A9n R SPer
Colonel wooster, Professor g. J. Brush.
Carriage No; 81, Colonel Cheney, Major Tibbetts |
Carriage No. %, Colonel Fabinger, Major Jarvis,
Colonel VIM NJ d Ely Hon JsmeS Gallagher
Foote. M Ira Ira E HICKS, Mr. Wills Smith tn 0Nn a.
r, Carriage No Fl Mr.. Geo; s. Smith, Mr. John T. |
Carriage No. e, Mexican Veterans, Alfred A. |
sfeas ajagss 5OR R T. Fish ling
ward, -- Bradley, S. L, Dade |
THIRD SECTION.
Carriage No s6 Rear admiral Nicholson, Rear |
lu Se Captain Bo1G
'ott, Lieutenant Mefgs, Mr.. Thomas R. Trow- |
Carriage No. %, Chief Engineer McElwel, Pay |
Inspector Gile, Fleet Marine Officer Harrington, |
Carriage No. 90, Commander Chester, Command |
II Green, Mr.. A. R. S. Foote.
FOURTH SECTION. |
Carriage No. 80, Hon. Nathaniel Shipman, Hon.
i. G. Robinson, Hon. Joha D. Park, Hon. A. D. o.
Governor William T. Minor, Ex-Governor Charles B.
andrews Mr.. W. W. Farnam.
wight LOOMS. Hon, E. Carpenter, Hon E l. San.
T. Doolittie. Mr.. Il. E. Burton, Mr.. j. 3. DeWeii
Carriage No. "a. Hon Benjamin Douglass, Hon. |
Carriage No. 35. Mr.. c. ]. Hoadley, Mr. T. W.
Williams, Hon. E. S. Cleveland, Colonel A. H. Rob-
Carriage No, SO, Hon. J. r Buck, Hon. S. W.
f..
Carriage No. 81 Mr.. Lewis E. Stanton. Mr.. James
;. Plat, Mr.. William H. Hayward, Hon. James
Carriage No. 3S, Mr.. R. c. Morris, u S. NJ, Mr.,
robert o. Gates, Mr.. Miles B. Preston, Mr. Joel A.
Carriage No; 80, Mr.. Henry P. Burr, Mr., Edwin
Andrews, Mr.. George W Tingley, Mr.. A. F. HUME
steel, Mr., Charles D. Perkins, Mr.. John L. Treat.
Carriage No. Al, Mr.. George Watson, Mr. w P
Carriage No. a. Hon. Alexander poY 1ieon Hon
Herbert E. Peters, Hon. G. F. Tinker, Hon. R. S.
Pickett.
Carriage No. 4s, selectmen
CarriageNo. A, selectmen.
oseph E. Haynes, Hon. Hugh o'Brien, Hon NJ q.
Carriage No. 46, Hon. H L Boughton. Hon. E. B.
laynard, Hon. Cavilian Zones, Hon. J. B. Robert
Carriage No Al, Hon A. Bentley, Hon. Charles
I. s; Davis, Hon. c. R. Woodward. Hon. G. F. Hol-
philus Olena, Hon Increase Carpenter.
Aldermen and counciImen and commissioners in
blowing carriages
eteran c. H. Frisbie riding horse that was in
seventeen engagements IN Army Of the Poto-
mac, and carries three rebel bullets in his
body.
Drum Corps.
headed by Henry O. Merwin and General Won
Stenwehr posts, New Haven, with several
drum corps and bands.
UNITED STATES NAVAL BRIGADE,
William S. Wells, Second Assistant Engineer
United States Navy, commanding.
Staff
gorge DeForest Barton, Paymaster United States
Navy.
rancis B. Allen Second Assistant Engineer United
States Navy.
aron Vanderbilt, Acting Ensign United States Navy
j. Homer Darling, Acting Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Charles II. TownShend.
a. Thorne Acting Paymaster United States Navy |
Navy Drum Corps of New Haven.
and or other Music from Men9f.War il! in Harbor.
and Marines from u United States Steamers ''
Richmond, Galena and Yantic.
dmiral David D. Porter, Rear Admiral S. T. Luce.
commanding U. S. naval force, North Allan
tic station Admiral j. w. A. Nicholson and
the following commanders of vessels in
the ha1 Dor: Captain Robert Boyd, U.
8. N, commander; Colly M
Chester, U. s. NJ command
er; Francis M. Green, u.